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Targeted Lcms Quantification
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[](https://www.skillsdirectory.com/skills/holobiomicslab-targeted-lcms-quantification)---
name: targeted-lcms-quantification-workflow
description: 'Use when you have targeted LC-MS data for a defined panel of analytes
and want absolute or relative concentrations — extract and integrate the target
transitions/ion chromatograms, build calibration curves from standards with internal-standard
normalization, apply them to samples, and QC the batch (response drift, QC-sample
RSD) to a reportable quantification table.
'
license: CC-BY-4.0
metadata:
kind: composite-workflow
collection: https://w3id.org/holobiomicslab/asb-skill/collection/metabolomics/v2
techniques:
- LC-MS
stage_count: 5
member_skills:
- targeted-peak-detection-and-integration
- chromatographic-peak-detection-and-integration
- targeted-peak-detection-screening-and-validation
- targeted-peak-extraction-ms1
- m-z-and-retention-time-window-validation
- calibration-curve-fitting-metabolomics
- calibration-curve-validation
- linear-regression-concentration-calibration
- linear-regression-model-fitting
- concentration-prediction-from-calibration-model
- linear-regression-absolute-quantification
- concentration-prediction-from-calibration-curves
- qc-sample-variability-assessment
- qc-sample-reliability-evaluation
- qc-sample-batch-drift-correction
- batch-effect-assessment-via-quality-metrics
- signal-trend-assessment-across-injections
- quality-control-report-generation
- quality-control-metric-threshold-configuration
- quality-control-metric-computation
- qc-summary-table-extraction
- compound-metric-tabulation
member_tools:
- TARDIS
- Spectra
- R
- MSConvert (ProteoWizard)
- xcms
- MsExperiment
- mzQuality
- SummarizedExperiment
- mzQualityDashboard
- R (lm, weighted.lm)
coverage_gaps: []
derived_from_workflows:
- coll_fbmn_stats_cq
- coll_peakqc_cq
bound_by: perspicacite-semantic
schema_version: 0.3.0
attribution:
generator: AgenticScienceBuilder
promoter: Louis-Félix Nothias
sponsor: CNRS & Université Côte d'Azur
zenodo_doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20794027
---
# Targeted LC-MS Quantification (calibration -> absolute concentrations)
## Summary
Targeted transitions in, a QC'd quantification table out: peak integration, calibration-curve fitting, internal-standard normalization, and batch QC.
## When to use
Use when you have targeted LC-MS data for a defined panel of analytes and want absolute or relative concentrations — extract and integrate the target transitions/ion chromatograms, build calibration curves from standards with internal-standard normalization, apply them to samples, and QC the batch (response drift, QC-sample RSD) to a reportable quantification table.
## When NOT to use
- The data is not LC-MS.
- You need a single atomic step, not the full pipeline (use the leaf skill directly via the router).
## Stages
### Stage 1 — integrate
**Goal:** raw targeted LC-MS -> integrated peak areas for target transitions
**EDAM operation:** operation_3215
**Inputs:** mzML · **Outputs:** feature-table
**Candidate leaf skills:** `targeted-peak-detection-and-integration` (primary), `chromatographic-peak-detection-and-integration`, `targeted-peak-detection-screening-and-validation`, `targeted-peak-extraction-ms1`, `m-z-and-retention-time-window-validation`
**Tools (primary):** TARDIS, Spectra, R, MSConvert (ProteoWizard), xcms, MsExperiment
**Other candidate tools:** knitr, kableExtra, ProteoWizard MSConvert, IonToolPack, PeakQuant, PeakQC, Comparador
**Grounding:** 2 KB(s); DOIs: 10.1021/acs.analchem.5c00567, 10.1021/jasms.4c00146
### Stage 2 — calibrate
**Goal:** calibrant standards -> calibration curves with internal-standard normalization
**EDAM operation:** operation_3435
**Inputs:** feature-table · **Outputs:** tsv
**Candidate leaf skills:** `calibration-curve-fitting-metabolomics` (primary), `calibration-curve-validation`, `linear-regression-concentration-calibration`, `linear-regression-model-fitting`
**Tools (primary):** R, mzQuality, SummarizedExperiment, mzQualityDashboard, R (lm, weighted.lm)
**Other candidate tools:** Shiny, QuantyFey, GetFeatistics, lme4, AER, R base, Python 3, networkx, mass2chem, khipu, RawFileReader, rawrr, R base stats package (lm function)
**Grounding:** 6 KB(s); DOIs: 10.1016/j.aca.2025.344571, 10.1021/acs.analchem.2c05810, 10.1021/acs.jproteome.0c00866, 10.1021/jasms.5c00073 …
### Stage 3 — quantify
**Goal:** apply calibration -> absolute / relative concentrations per sample
**EDAM operation:** operation_3799
**Inputs:** feature-table, tsv · **Outputs:** tsv
**Candidate leaf skills:** `concentration-prediction-from-calibration-model` (primary), `linear-regression-absolute-quantification`, `concentration-prediction-from-calibration-curves`
**Tools (primary):** R, mzQuality, SummarizedExperiment, mzQualityDashboard
**Other candidate tools:** GetFeatistics, lme4, AER
**Grounding:** 2 KB(s); DOIs: 10.1021/jasms.5c00073, 10.1515/jib-2025-0047
### Stage 4 — qc [OPTIONAL]
**Goal:** (optional) batch QC — response drift, QC-sample RSD, outlier flagging
**EDAM operation:** operation_3435
**Inputs:** tsv · **Outputs:** tsv
**Candidate leaf skills:** `qc-sample-variability-assessment` (primary), `qc-sample-reliability-evaluation`, `qc-sample-batch-drift-correction`, `batch-effect-assessment-via-quality-metrics`, `signal-trend-assessment-across-injections`
**Tools (primary):** R, mzQuality, SummarizedExperiment, mzQualityDashboard
**Other candidate tools:** notame, Biobase, MetCorR, OUKS, QComics, Sciex Multiquant
**Grounding:** 5 KB(s); DOIs: 10.1021/acs.analchem.3c03660, 10.1021/acs.jproteome.1c00392, 10.1021/jasms.5c00073, 10.1093/bioinformatics/btr597 …
### Stage 5 — report
**Goal:** consolidate concentrations + QC into a reportable quantification table
**EDAM operation:** operation_3434
**Inputs:** tsv · **Outputs:** tsv
**Candidate leaf skills:** `quality-control-report-generation` (primary), `quality-control-metric-threshold-configuration`, `quality-control-metric-computation`, `qc-summary-table-extraction`, `compound-metric-tabulation`
**Tools (primary):** R, mzQuality, SummarizedExperiment, mzQualityDashboard
**Other candidate tools:** R ≥4.1.2, OUKS step 4 (Correction.R), OUKS step 6 (Filtering.R), ggplot, data.table, mpactr, ggplot2
**Grounding:** 4 KB(s); DOIs: 10.1021/acs.analchem.2c04632, 10.1021/acs.jproteome.1c00392, 10.1021/jasms.5c00073, 10.1128/mra.00997-24
## Grounding
Each stage carries the `kb_slugs`/`dois` of the leaves it draws on. Ground any stage against its source paper with the collection's `/ground` command or `bin/perspicacite_kb_bind.py` (Perspicacité KB; serverless local-clone fallback).
## Verification contract
`workflow.yaml` declares the stage graph and its typed outputs; the final stage emits the master deliverable. Automatic grading of that graph (`asb solve-workflow`, checkpoint mode) is **not part of this release**: no released ASB version loads these files. Follow the stages as an outline — the structure is validated, the execution is not.
## Provenance
Generated by `compose_workflows.py` (semantic binding + EDAM-aware primary selection). `derived_from_workflows` lists the ASB per-paper workflows whose structure corroborated this pipeline; it is a provenance record, and no ablation experiment consuming it is released. Validated structurally by `validate_workflows.py` through `release_gate.py`: the collection is the hard-gated artefact and this workflows layer is additive.
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